(randi kaye/cnn) to take on isis?" (gary meyer/trump supporter) "he's the guy who's got the guts to take it on, he can build the coalition also to take them on as well." after donald trump's comment he may need to watch out if he ever steps foot in saint petersburg, florida. st petersburg mayor says he has banned trump from the city. let's go to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan now for your first forecast. while it is still above normal, temperatures are slow to warm up this afternoon.... southerly winds will help as they become 5 to 15 mph, but clouds and a few ground, but if it does, should stay light into the evening with clearing skies possible after midnight tonight. the rest of the afternoon we will have temps climbing into the 40s to around 50 in the south with a stray shower or two. mild weather will stay with us this week with a strong storm system heading our way for the weekend. on that in a few minutes. des moines police say a man who broke into a des moines home died of a stab wound. police say

some watched the debate and spoke to our randi kaye. >> mr. trump? >> thank you. i began this journey -- [ audience booing ] >> reporter: that was the reaction when donald trump first appeared during the cnn republican debate. this group of mostly republican and independent muslim americans found little reason to cheer for him. >> radical, islamic terrorism came into effect even more son that it has been in the past. and we've opened up a very big discussion that needed to be opened up. >> reporter: a discussion those here believes puts them at risk. in fact, at this school in southern florida where we watched the debate, someone spray painted the words "f muslims" in bright, red letters on the wall. just days after trump's call to ban muslims from entering the u.s. >> it's the first time that muslims are fearing for their life, for their children. >> reporter: this woman says some of her muslim friends have been called terrorists and spit on in public. >> wherever there's anti-islamic rhetoric in the country, there's always a huge backlash. >> it's very easy for

randi kaye, thanks. back with my panel.t before the break about ted cruz that if it's not trump, trump supporters might go to ted cruz. cruz spoke today on i think the new york times and they recorded it at a fundraiser yesterday. he was asked about, he was referring to voters perceptions of donald trump and ben carson. let's listen. >> who am i comfortable having their finger on the button? now that's a question of strength but also a question of judgment and i think that is a question that's a challenging question for both of them. so my approach much to the frustration of the media has been to bear hug both of them and smother them with love because i think, look, people run as who they are. i believe that gravity will bring both of the campaigns down and i think the lion share of their supporters come to us. >> for republicans, though, who don't like donald trump, i mean, it's not as if ted cruz is an establishment republican candidate. he's not like by a lot of the establishment. >> no, he's not liked by the establishm

randi kaye, cnn, atlanta. >> police say they don't yet know a motive in this mass shooting. they're not ready to call it terrorism, at least not yet. but cnn's intelligence and security analyst, bob baer, has a different take. >> i have my biases, of course. but look at the nature of the tech. a military assault. assault rifles. they left an i.e.d. or what looked like one at the entrance to hold up the police. when they ran from the police, they were throwing pipe bombs out to break off contact. those kind of tactics, you don't get off the internet. you have to train for those. you have to plan them long in advance. i can't explain the nature of the target. but what also disturbs me like this that looks like terrorism, these two apparently were ready to die. in a situation like this, you don't pull a gun on the police and not expect to die. i mean, they were being chased. these are people that are committed to something. they are not simply like the colorado springs shooter who gave up. who was a psychopath. it's unclear whether that was terrorism or not. the man was just cr

randi kaye had a chance to do something fabulous go out to speak with them, several of them outside of mr. trump's appearance last night in mount pleasant, south carolina. >> reporter: as the reporters waited in line to hear donald trump speaking, words spread about his latest idea, banning all muslims from entering the u.s. >> donald trump is aing that muslims should not be allowed to enter the country until the u.s. figures out what is going on. do you agree? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: why? >> who knows what they are going to be bringing into the country, isis, and who knows. >> reporter: and he is not the only person calling for a complete and total shutdown of the muslims coming into the u.s. and in fact, nobody here that we spoke with had a problem with plan. >> it is a prudent idea and it is due diligence when he has made that statement, because we have to protect the american citizens first, and the whole vetting process lacks sbeg ri the ti. >> reporter: that is not true. and the vetting process run through multiple agencies is vigorous. and some folks saying here that not all

and the motive far from clear. >> randi kaye, cnn atlanta. >> we'll have more from redlands in just aent. but for now, let's head back to isha in los angeles. >> u.s. president barack obama is once again calling for more gun control reforms after this latest mass shooting. he said congress should work together to close loopholes, including one that lets people buy a gun even if they're deemed too dangerous to fly. >> there are some steps we could take not to eliminate every one of these mass shootings. but to improve the odds that they don't happen as frequently. common sense gun safety laws. stronger background checks. and, you know, for those who are concerned about terrorism, some may be aware of the fact that we have a no-fly list where people can't get on planes. but those same people we don't allow to fly could go into a score right now in the united states and buy a firearm and there's nothing we can do to stop them. that's a law that needs to be changed. >> president obama speaks to cbs news a little earlier. we want to put today's events in some kind of context for you. san b

randi kaye has the story. >> when care inserts itself i know that not every muslim is a jihadist. jihadists seem to be muslims. >> reporter: joyce kaufman has been on talk radio in south florida for years. a man named nasr hamsey, a sheriff's deputy of broward county. >> anybody in this country is afraid to have a conversation about islam. >> she says deputy hamsey wasn't properly vetted given his convection to c.a.r.e. and wants him gone from the police department. >> i've been called everything from racist, muslimaphobe to one trick pony. and i refuse to back down. >> hamsey has been with the department since 2011, a full-time deputy since 2014. the department considers him an excellent deputy and a loyal american. hamsey travels the state, speaking out against extremisms and trains muslims how to escape an active shooter in mosques. still kaufman wants him investigated and she's not alone. this man calls deputy hamsey deputy hamas. rosenthal even held a rally protesting hamsey. >> whenever we're in an electoral year, there's a spike of this islamaphobic rhetoric. when we hear p

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> digging deeper now to the controversial side of candidates and their kids with our cnn political commentator amanda carpenter and for senator ted cruz and cnn senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin and media analyst bill carter. jeff, you say there is a double standard in political coverage that you happily abide by, politics can make their kid as focus but the media shouldn't be focussing in on them explain. >> there is a long tradition of politicians having a tableau with their children and they walk out when they except the nomination of their party and appear in public with their children but we have always given children a wide birth. we don't report on their activities. we don't investigate their lives. and so politicians can in effect brag about their kids but we don't investigate them. i think that's fine. i really do think children are off limits and that system i think worked pretty well for all concern. >> i agree. senator cruz is using the incident to fund raise. that's fair game in your book because his critics say you can't have it both ways, you

randi kaye has a 360 bulletin. >> police in belgium have arrested two people suspected of plotting to's celebrations as well as police and military facilities. they are a member of a biker gang. the kamikaze riders. it appears to be inspired but not directed by isis. >>> in chicago, police officers jason van dyke pleaded not guilty to six counts of murder in the shooting of laquan mcdonald. the killing caught on a police dashboard camera sparked protests and calls for the mayor to resign. >> officials in sonoma, county, are wondering why a female elephant seal left the ocean and tried to cross the state highway. they got her back into the water, not easily. they think she is about 900 pounds. she is determined and keeps trying to get back across that road. i know there is a joke in here somewhere but i am a bit worried about that seal. >> i am not going to take a stab at it. randy kaye, thanks very much. >>> president obama got a unwelcome visitor yesterday as he finishes up his family vacation in hawaii. it was a drone. it got a little too close to the president's motorcade. secret s

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cnn's randi kaye has been working on the story for us.on this mayor may have been attacked? >> absolutely. talking about the death of the mayor of juneau, alaska, and his death, jake, so sudden that, of course, people have a lot of questions. they are speculating about what happened. but the police are calling those rumors of assault, at least for now, purely speculation. detectives, we're told, actively investigating the death of mayor greg fisk, 70 years old. he was only sworn in five weeks ago. so they're carefully going over the scene, preserving any evidence they think might be key to the investigation. what we know as of this hour, the mayor's only adult son found him monday afternoon in his home, where the mayor lived by himself. makes described hearing his son screaming 3:30 in the afternoon, just before he called 911 to report his father was dead. juneau police and rescue teams raced to the home but the mayor was pronounced dead there at the scene. police, at this point, jake, have no idea how long the mayor was dead before found

randi kaye. >> a former federal prosecutor.ot reach him this week, what went through your mind? >> i was not surprised. i predicted two years ago that something bad was going to happen of this. it didn't shock me at all. i wasn't surprised at all that he ran, particularly in light of the video that had surfaced. i'm sure he believed that his probation was ready to be in jeopardy if not completely revoked. i was expecting manager like this for the last two years. >> were you upset? >> i was upset. i was upset at the time. i'm frustrated to have done what he did. take four lives, impact those families in a way that none of us can fathom and not ever express one sentiment of remorse. not ever have any guilt feelings or bad feelings, what could he do to get out of it. i'm frustrated. i was frustrated then. i'm frustrated now. i want him to be held accountable once and for all. those families deserve that. he deserves that and society deserves that. we are frustrated. the nation is frustrated. i'm bombarded with outrage he's out on

randi kaye has more now from ft.e. >> what i do want to do is to get my questions answered and when c.a.i.r. inserts itself. >> and i know that not all muslims are jihadises, but all jihadises are muslim. >> on the radio, a hot topic these days is nasir hamzi who is a sheriff's deputy in broward county. >> any person here is afraid to have a conversation about him. >> they say he was not properly vetted and given the connection to c.a.i.r. >> i have been called everything from moron to islam phobe to one-trick pony. >> are you islam phobe? >> no, not at all. >> and the spokesman says that hamzi has been with the department since 2011 and a full-time deputy since 2014, and the department considers him an excellent deputy and loyal american. he travels the states speaking out against extremism, and teaches the muslims in mosques how to escape an active shooter, but still, kauffman wants him investigated, and she is not alone. activist david rosenthal supports her. >> i believe he is radical. >> and whenever we are in t

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randi kaye, cnn, miami. >> a lot to discuss here.s me now, a senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutors. jeff, it seems like you don't have to look much further than this kids' parents to figure out why he might get the idea he's above the law. >> it's not just that there are some speeding tickets there. this is really an extensive criminal record for an upper middle-class family in america. and the through line, the thing that's so consistent about all of them is a sense of entitlement. >> and there's an irony here, right? we don't know why the judge made the decision she did. we know what the defense argued, affluenza, that the kid was spoiled, the parents somehow ruined the kid into thinking he could get away with anything. but why, then, would you put the kid on probation and really in the custody of the parents where the parents have to bear responsibility for his safety and upbringing? >> he's only got one set of parents and that's really the only choice they had. and, remember, it was not just the parents. he was give

and it is why randi kaye has gone ahead to look into the latest outrageous video that will make yourporter: look closely with the video that young man with the blond hair may be ethan couch, and if it is, he could be in big trouble, because couch is on probation, and isn't supposed to be drinking alcohol. 2 1/2 years ago at 16, couch drove in a drunken hayes, crashed and killed four people. >> we need some ambulance, and t the van flipped. >> reporter: somebody posted the pong on twitter earlier and the d.a. got wind on it. they went to talk to him about it, but it seems he disappeared. his probation officer has not seen him in days. >> i hate to say i told you so, but i told you so. >> the sheriff wanted couch locked up, but one defense witness changed that. >> in one of the most bizarre strategies we have heard of, the attorneys blamed the boy's behavior for the way he has been raised and it is because he suffer suffered from after flun sa, and where wealth brought privilege and there were no consequences for bad behavior. the affluenza defense caught around the country, and the bl

randy kaye, cnn, atlanta. >> there is so much pain here.ny good people here enough good people to know that all those hurting tonight will be in good hands as they move forward and try to heal. that does it for us tonight. "cnn tonight" with don lemon starts now. >> stay with me. it's 10:00 p.m. on the east coast and 7:00 p.m. in san bernardino. anderson, let's start with you, you have been covering this for the last two hours. we're getting new details from the chief of police about whether there was a dispute about this holiday party that may have prescipitated any

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randi kaye, cnn, ft.derdale, florida. >> digging deeper now with fareed zakaria, host of cnn's "fareed zakaria gps." i keep thinking back to george bush in the days after 9/11, visiting a mosque and making a point to say, we're not in a war against islam. there were real strategic reasons for saying that? >> absolutely. bush really understood at heart, this was a debate within the world of islam. that he needed to enlist the majority, the moderates, the arab states, you know, muslims in various communities, to speak out against radicals. to speak out against extremism. but it's also, you know, true that within the united states, when he fought the election in 2000, he had courted the muslim community in america quite aggressively. and you know, he had found that nobody knows, because we don't have good polling on this, but it appears he actually did better than gore, because, first of all, the whole idea of a muslim community in america, these are desperate people. there's some from pakistan, some from ma

randi kaye, cnn, miami. >>> the biotech executive once dubbed the world's most hated man, has stepped down as head of the pharmaceuticals company he leads. they appointed an interim ceo as martin's future endeavors may include 20 years in prison. he's been blasted for decisions including spiking the price of a lifesaving drug by more than 5,000%. >>> you're watching "cnn newsroom." still ahead, mother teresa was already known as the saint of the gutters. now she will officially become a saint. you'll hear where pope francis said he was afraid of her. that's ahead. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell. in calcutta, india, catholic leaders are celebrating. they're celebrating after learning that mother teresa is set to be declared a saint next fall. the albanian nun died 18 years ago. she was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1979. earlier i spoke with religion commentator father edward beck and asked about the miracles attributed to mother teresa. >>> well, you made it two miracles to be declared a saint, to be canonized. the first miracle you're back to you atfied, and

randi kaye shows us what some reason candidates have said about planned parenthood. >> reporter: theer recording set off a fire storm with many calling to defund plan planned parenthood. mike huckabee told a radio host, it's the worst thing he's seen since nazi germany. >> to watch this woman talk about selling baby parts, specifically the heart, liver, the lower extrepties, and how to not damage the parts when the baby has already been murdered. >> at the gop debate in september, more anger-filled rhetoric. carly fiorina. >> watch a fully formed fe us the, its legs kicking while someone says we have to keep it alive to harvest its brain. >> the trouble is in this case, that wasn't video of that, but of a stillborn child. the person who made the video told cnn that while he does believe planned parenthood sold fetal tissue, he did get creative with the video, admitting it was editing. a critical detail that was lost on the gop candidates. ted cruz calling planned parenthood a -- the videos are horrifying. >> officials heartlessly bartering and selling the body parts of human beings.

randi kaye reports. >> reporter: about 3:30 in the afternoon the 9-1-1 call came in.alaska was dead. >> at about 3:34 we received a 9-1-1 call from a man. there was someone who appeared to be deceased inside. offices were on seen at about four minutes. >> reporter: mysterious deaths like this one, let alone the mayor, rarely happen in this city. a community tucked away on alaska's pan handle. the strange circumstances have many in town speculating about what happened. the detectives here are, for now, stumped. the mayor's son had gone to check on him monday afternoon after getting word that others in town were having trouble reaching him. after he looked inside the home where his father lived alone, neighbors said the son could be heard shouting. that's when he called 9-1-1. officers rushed to the scene, but the mayor was already dead. right now there are more questions than answers. the police say they found no sign of forced entry and they've concluded that the mayor did not commit suicide. what happened? some are already suggesting that the mayor was assaulted. the

. >> and as randi kaye is about to shows, there's approval among many of the supporters. >> reporter: as supporters waited in line to hear donald trump speak tonight in south carolina, word started to spread about his latest idea, banning all muslims from entering the u.s. >> donald trump is now saying muslims should not be allowed to enter the united states until the u.s. figures out what's going on. do you agree? >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> who knows what they're going to bring into this country. bombs, isis. they have to go. >> reporter: he's not the only one supporting this. in fact, no one here we spoke with had a problem with the plan. >> that's a very prudent idea, and i think he's done due diligence when he makes that statement. we have to protect the american citizens, and is vetting process lacks integrity. >>. >> reporter: that's not true. the vetting process is vigorous. some folks here saying not all muslims are bad when pressed but they don't want to take any chances even if somes are coming to terms with it slowly. >> i think they should go through screening, extensive

randi kaye, cnn, mt. pleasant, south carolina. >>> other republicans running for president had been quick to condemn trump's statement. john kasich said this is just more outrageous difficult veesiveness that characterizes his every breath and another reason why he is entirely unsuited to lead the united states. this is what new jersey governor chris christie had to say. >> this is the kind of thing that people say when they have no experience and don't know what they're talking about. we do not need to resort to that type of activity, nor should we. >> ted cruz said simply that is not my policy. joining me now to discuss this is lynn, associate professor of political science and communications at ucla. thanks for being with us. first of all, let's talk about the nuts and bolts of this. is this plan even constitutional, can you have a religious test for entering the united states, and does that even matter to trump supporters? >> well, i think the last part of your question is, in fact, the most important

randi kaye reports. "i know not every muslim is a jihadist, but all the jihadists seem to be muslims." joyce kaufman has been on talk radio in south florida for more than 20 years. a hot topic these days is a man named nezar hamze. he's the regional director of cair - the council on american islamic relations. he's also a sheriff's deputy of broward county. kaufman says deputy hamze wasn't properly vetted, given his connection to cair and wants him gone from the police department. from racist to moron to islamophobia, a one trick phony. you know, i refuse to bow down." "are you an islamaphobe? "no, not at all." "neither hamze nor the sheriff would speak to us but a spokesperson for the broward county sheriff's department told me hamze has been with the department since 2011.a full time deputy since 2014. the department considers him an excellent deputy and loyal american." hamze travels the state speaking out against extremism. and trains muslims in mosques how to escape an active shooter. still, kaufman

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randi kaye, cnn, portsmouth, new hampshire. >> and the #trump facts is trending on twitter, and theygue-in-cheek untruths pinned on the candidate. suspect have become so radicalized, they now call themselves koran koran. #trump fax. and look at this. he writes the wearing of the british hijab is now compulsory amongst men. also #trump fax. and jack tindale tweeted a picture of queen elizabeth saying british muslims have forced the queen to wear a hijab. #trump facts. cnn's sara murray mentioned critics in britain have launched a petition to block him from coming into the uk. it now has more than half a million signatures. that's more than enough for a committee to consider sending the motion to the house of commons for debate. >>> canada's prime minister gave a warm welcome to the first plainful of syrian refugees to land in toronto. more than 160 syrians arrived by military plane just a few hours ago from lebanon. prime minister justin trudeau helped some children get into winter coats. after saying the migrants would become legal residents as soon as they left the terminal. this is

randi kaye is here with a 360 news and business bulletin. >> jim, another controversial police shooting in chicago. two people including a mother of five were killed over the weekend. police say 55-year-old betty jones was accidently hit when they shot at 19-year-old la greer who police say was combative. his family says he suffered from mental illness. >>> "star wars the force awakens" broke the $1 million barrier just 12 days after the global release. the seventh "star wars" film made half a billion dollars. >>> a real life sea monster, check this out, captured in an under water camera. this giant squid swam into a bay in central japan on christmas eve. one very brave diver helped guide that visitor right out of the sea, jim. >> thanks very much. up next, counting down the top "ridiculist" of 2015. you voted, we've crunched the numbers. tonight we start at number three. pipes are. so i use quickbooks and run my entire business from the cloud. i keep an eye on sales and expenses from anywhere. even down here in the dark i can still see we're having a great month. and celebrate accordin

cnn's randi kaye has more for you. >> reporter: about 3:30 in the afternoon, the 911 call came in. was dead. >> at about 3:34, we received a 911 call from a man, and there was someone who appeared to be deceased inside. the officers were on scene in about four minutes. >> reporter: mysterious deaths like this one, let alone the mayor, rarely occur in this remote capital city of 32,000. a community tucked away on alaska' panhandle, often reached by boat and sea plane. the strange circumstances have many in town speculating about what happened. the detectives here are, for now, stumped. the mayor's son had gone to check on him monday afternoon after getting word that others in town were having trouble reaching him. after he looked inside the home where his father lived alone, neighbors said the son could be heard shouting. that's when he called 911. officers rushed to the scene, but the mayor was already dead. right now there are more questions than answers. juneau police say they found no sign of forced entry, and they've also concluded that mayor fisk did not commit suicide. so wha

randi kaye, here's a 360 bulletin. >>> officer william porter testified that he didn't realize freddiel stop of the van ride. mr. gray suffered a broken neck during that ride. porter is the first officer to stand trial. >>> in a colorado courtroom, prosecutors filed 179 felony charges against robert louis dear who is accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs. dear disrupted the hearing repeatedly, at one point saying, i am a warrior for the babies. >>> and 65 boston college students who got sick after eating at a chipotle restaurant in boston have tested positive for the norovirus. more than 120 students in all became ill. an e. coli outbreak linked to other chipotle restaurants have made people sick, anderson, in at least nine states since october. >> randi, thank you very much. we'll be right back. to relieve my painng and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammati

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randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> well, last hour i talked to cecil richard about what the candidates have about abortion. here is what she said. >> it is really disturbing to see the kind of hateful rhetoric that's been talked about with planned parenthood and the women that coal to us and doctors who provide health care. it's very hard to see these kind of violent incidents that i think sometimes is rhetoric fuels. >> i want to read to that point you said earlier today you said hateful rhetoric and words and harassment of women have real implications and said quote you've never scene the rhetoric that we're seeing from presidential candidates. do you directly link the rhetoric that you're seeing -- you're hearing from presidential candidates to what happened? >> of course, i can't directly link it, anderson, but i do think that everyone in public office, people who are leaders in the country have a responsibility to think about the words they use, the language they use and the possible repercussions. >> well, we're learning more about the victims in friday's attacks. an army veteran and

state in the national poll, and last night in the trump event in mount pleasant, south carolina, randi kaye spoke to a few of the supporters. >> that is a very prudent idea, and i think that he has done due diligence when he has made that statement. we have to protect our american citizens first, and the whole vetting process lacks integrity. >> do you agree with that? >> yes, i do. >> why? >> i don't want them here. >> and to talk it all over, i am joined by lou gargiulo, and also joined by s.e. kup c, and lou a mandson, and so i want to start with, you lou. do you believe that we should agree with trump? >> i think that we need drastic steps for the homeland, and what happened in san bernardino and in paris speaks to the chaos across the world with islamic terrorists entering both western europe and the united states with the sole purpose of killing non-muslim people. do i believe that we should ban them indefinitely? absolutely not. but what i do believe is that we need to take a step back, and figure out how we ensure that they are properly screened and then allow people in. the screeni

randi kaye has the news and business bulletin. >>> anderson, one of the six baltimore officers chargedl death of freddie gray took the stand. william porter testified he didn't realize gray was injured until the final stop of the van ride. mr. gray suffered a broken neck during that ride. porter is the first officer to stand trial. >>> in a colorado courtroom prosecutors filed 179 felony charges against robert lewis dear accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs. dear disrupted the hearing repeatedly at one point saying i am a warrior for the babies. and 65 boston college students who got sick after eating at a chipotle restaurant in boston have tested positive for the norovirus. more than 120 students in all became ill and e. coli outbreak linked to other chipotle restaurants made people sick, anderson, in at least nine states since october. >> thanks very much. we'll be right back. woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on trac

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randy kaye, cnn, atlanta. >> there is so much pain here. we've met so many good people here enough good people to know that all those hurting tonight will be in good hands as they move forward and try to heal. that does it for us tonight. "cnn tonight" with don lemon starts now. >> stay with me. it's 10:00 p.m. on the east coast and 7:00 p.m. in san bernardino. anderson, let's start with you, you have been covering this for the last two hours. we're getting new details from the chief of police about whether there was a dispute about this holiday party that may have prescipitated any of this. >> this could be critical. from the beginning there was a report that the male perpetrator of this act of terror got in some kind of dispute at this workplace event and then left and came back and began shooting with his wife. the chief of police was interviewed by gary tuchman in particular about this. let's replay what he had to say. >> was there or was there not an argument at this holiday party with this killer? >> we don't know for sure. we had ini

. >> let's listen to what some people that agree with you, paula, had to say to our randi kaye this weekt's a very prudent idea and i think he's done due diligence when he makes that statement. we have to protect our american citizens first. >> i don't want them here. who knows what they are going to bring into this country, bombs, isis, what, they need to go. >> somebody just needs to go in there and take control of this. i just think it's going rampant and i'm worried about america. worried about our safety. they are getting in. they need to be stopped. >> your thoughts on that, what we heard from paula and all those voters in south carolina. >> well, to speak to those voters, i think people have been lied to for more than a decade now, they've been told the main thing that we need to be scared about is crazy muslims coming to kill us. the statistics tell a very different story since 9/11, around 40 people have been killed by muslim terrorists in the united states. around 400,000 have been killed in gun crime as a whole. >> you got a lot of heat when you said that on the show with me e

. >>> hello, everybody, i'm randi kaye in for ashleigh banfield. we start with the flooding pictures in missouri. we have seen homes and people rescued from their cars and homes. this is the area, valley park, missouri, and the rivers are several feet over flood stage at this point, and the rivers have not crested. that is not going to happen until tomorrow night, and several feet over flood stage already. this house in the st. louis area float floated completely off of the foundation. and there it is right there. and it started moving as the floodwaters suddenly engulfed it. just look at that mess there in the floodwater, and so far as we can tell, nobody is inside of that home. and hopefully they were heeding the evacuation orders. this man and his dog made it to the roof of the home. you can see it as they got to the boat of the rescuers to grab them and take them to safety. patient homeowner, and puppy. it is one of hundreds of rescue operations going on right now across that flooded midwest. there he goes. get that guy in the boat. and there h

here's randi kaye. >> members of the new england police department ben nevaevole association showing for donald truch, despite the growing list of his inflammatory remarks. >> does any of that concern you? >> i think what concerns me for my members is we have a president of the united states who has no respect for law enforcement officers. that's the problem right now. >> retired police officer jerry flynn once met with trump in his office in new york city. >> i found him to be very charming, to be honest with you. >> charming is not a word that you hear a lot when you're talking about donald trump. what do you make of his style? >> i think that he is what he is. he's a very successful businessman. he's somebody who obviously can poke the bear, and he's done that pretty well. >> so well, in fact, that there's a growing panic among some in his party that he could win the nomination. but because of his inflammatory remarks about la ten owes, women, and now muslims, many say he wouldn't stand a chance in a general election. >> you're not at all concerned about him being the nominee? >>

i'm randi kaye. we begin with breaking news. at any moment, texas officials will speak of a capture of a texas affluenza teen and his mom, arrested in mexico. they were caught near the resort town of vort vart at that afr several weeks on the run. couch is wanted for violating his ten-year probation sentence for killing four in a drunk driving crash in 2013. cnn's justice correspondent evan perez joining me with the latest on this. evan, what are you hearing about these arrests? >> randi, we're told that the u.s. marshal service was tracking a cell phone. that's how they were able to pinpoint the location of ethan couch. in recent days they told the authorities in mexico where to find him and that's when the police yesterday moved in to make this arrest. now, when they made this arrest they found couch was with his mother tanya. the two of them were believed to have been in mexico for at least part of the time they've been on the run for a couple of weeks now. you might remember that the texas sheriff there in tarrant county had

what could be a key development in the investigation and randi kaye with the trump campaign in south carolina. >> reporter: as supporters waited in line to hear donald trump speak tonight in south carolina, words started to spread about his latest idea, banning all muslims from entering the u.s. >> donald trump is saying muslims should not be allowed to enter this country until the u.s. figures out what is going on. do you agree with that? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: why? >> i don't want them here. who knows what they are going to bring into the country, bombs, isis, what? they need to go. >> reporter: he's not the only supporter backing trump's call for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the u.s. in fact, no one here we spoke with had a problem with the plan. >> that's a very prudent idea and i think he's done due diligence when he makes that statement. we have to protect our american citizens first and the vetting process and whole program lacks integrity. >> reporter: that's not true. in fact, the vetting process run through multiple agencies is vigorous. some folks

. >>> hello, everybody, i'm randi kaye in for ashleigh banfield.art with the flooding pictures in missouri. we have seen homes and people rescued from their cars and homes. this is the area, valley park, missouri, and the rivers are several feet over flood stage at this point, and the rivers have not crested. that is not going to happen until tomorrow night, and several feet over flood stage already. this house in the st. louis area float floated completely off of the foundation. and there it is right there. and it started moving as the floodwaters s